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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1938

Page

10

Elyria Student Among Oberlin Freshman Honor List Recipients

Four Lorain County students, including Mish Belly Jougun from Elyria, are among Oberlin College’s 37 freshmen named to the Freshman Honor List this year. Highlights include Migs Jenson, Elyria High School graduate, and Ray L. Miraldi of Lorain, both cited for academic achievement, with others from Wellington and Oberlin also honored in the Conservatory list.

Oberlin Lorain County Elyria Mish Belly Jougun Oberlin Colwee Ernest Stated Wilking Chapel Migs Jenson Elyria High School Ray L. Miraldi Jamed Mirald

New Trial Petition Filed By Rev Zeis

In Steubenville a petition for a new trial was filed today by Rev Thorald Zeis an allegedist. The petition follows a verdict of 100000 awarded to Mrs Cora Lurnham of New York in a 100000 breach of promise suit last week. Attorney John A Gardner for Stey Zedly urged the federal judge Mell G Underwood to return a verdict for the defendant despite the jury action.

Steubenville Thorald GC Zeis Cora Lilian Lurnham New York John A. Gardner Stey Zedly Mell G. Underwood

Stock Exchange Suspends Firm Over Insolvency

New York March 8 The firm of Richard Whitney and Co a leading Wall Street brokerage was suspended from the exchange for insolvency. The exchange also said it is reviewing evidence of conduct contrary to fair trade practices and the New York State Attorney General's office began a separate inquiry. Richard Whitney the firms namesake partner and former NYSE president led the exchange through the crisis after the October 1929 crash.

New York Richard Whitney & Co Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Xchange New York State Attorney General Fighard Whitney

Townsend Club Announces Upcoming Activities Statewide

A large turnout attended Townsend Club No. 1 meeting led by Vice President Coy Nell in President Ulcarne’s absence. Plans include St Patrick's party March 15 in Oberlin, Townsend meetings March 20 in Lorain, and tours by Dr Townsend and Lieutenant Governor Kelly with more social events at Grange Hall and 136 Middle Avenue.

Ulcarne Coy Nell Lorain Oberlin Townsend St. Patrick Lorain High School Washington Avenue Lorain County Wellington Club No Grange Hall Wellington Mitchell Dover Center Stage Arts Studio Odd Feigns Hall Townsend Orchestra W. C. Hill Cleveland QC. E. Waltz Anthony Pleger 22Nd District Washington Kelly Toston Mase Frank Nichols Mra. W. C. Hill

Appropriation For Boys State Granted In Ohio

The State Emergency Board in Columbus approved 7750 dollars for the Buckeye Boys State project, sponsored by the American Legion, to be held June 11 at the Ohio State Fair Grounds. Applications already total 700 boys from around the state. The board also deferred a 25009 emergency request for fire marshal rent, as the department operates with 19 inspectors after reduced funding, and it was revealed a stenographer had worked in the governor’s office from fire marshal funds.

Columbus State Emergency Board American Legion Ohio State Fair Grounds Legion David L. Rockewell William R. Foss Rockewell Dave

Jury Selected For Lima Murder Trial

A jury of six men and six women was seated for the first degree murder trial of Willard Reneau, 37, of Ottawa Kansas, charged in the Love Triangle slaying of Ray Truesdale, 32. Testimony starts this afternoon as prosecutors seek the death penalty after Reneau allegedly confessed to killing Truesdale during a fight over divorcee Cleo Blair on January 23.

Lima, O Willard Reneau Ottawa Kas Ray Truesdale Renean Truesdale Cleo Jona Blair Robert F. Jones

Parades Praise Mothers-In-Law Draw 50,000 to Amarillo

Amarillo hosts a large parade honoring mothers-in-law led by Gov. James Allred and featuring Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, who will address the crowd. Gene Howe sparked the annual event four years ago with a joke about money that grew into a Southwest tradition.

Amarillo Tex Panhandle Alvarito United States Franklin J. Roosevelt Southwest James Allred Roosevelt Gene Howe Amarillo Globe-News Ed, Howe Howe Gene

Terrier Mittal Claims Second Near-Death Recovery

BELLEVUE, March - Mittal the two year old terrier revived twice from apparent death this week. The dog, owned by Constance Mesalg, swallowed 48 poison pills and was brought back by adrenaline. A subsequent car strike left her thought dead, yet she revived again without medication.

Bellevue Mital Mittal Constance Mesalg Mitzi

Italian Ships to Parade for Hitler

Rome plans a review of more than 200 Italian warships in honor of Adolf Hitler amid state visit preparations. The article mixes warship parade plans with a digressive anecdote about a mother in law, highlighting personal reflection and social clubs aimed at elevating respect for mothers-in-law.

Rome Adolf Hitler Howe

Italy to Display Naval Strength During Hitler Visit

After weeks of prep for talks between Count Galeazzo Clana and Lord Perth arrangements were made for a May visit by Hitler. It was announced that Italy would stage a gigantic naval display to mark the occasion showcasing its seapower and military capability.

Gan Galeazzo Clana Lord Perth Hitler Tore Italy

Chicago man Andrew Gunther seeks stay in Cincinnati poison case

Andrew Gunther, 41, of Chicago, wrote from Ole Penitentiary to Mrs. Anna Marie Hahe in a bid to clear his name in the Cincinnati poison murder case. Warden James Woodard reportedly grew suspicious of the letter’s authorship as Gunther indicated he believed alive.

Andrew Gunther Chicago Anna Marie Hahe Ole Cincinnati James ©. Woodard Mai Gunithe Tinkad

Noted Suspect Claims Anna Baumann Impersonator in 1936 Swindle

A man told police he believes Mrs. Habu posed as Anna Baumann in 1936 and swindled him out of 1500 dollars. He suggested a Chicago newspaper sent a reporter to interview him about the case.

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